From the outside, this house nestled into 14 acres of Greenwich land feels like it would be right at home in the previous century. Inside, a cautiously modern approach brings the home into “transitional” focus.
The all-white crisply modern kitchen features Olympian Danby marble countertops from Everest Marble, custom cabinetry by Sterling Custom Cabinetry and a Vintage Modern pendant through John Salibello.
In the living room, drapery fabric from Romo brings a visual counterpoint to the muted palette of the B&B Italia sofa, Natuzzi side chairs and Homenature throw pillows. A Sterling Custom Cabinetry coffee table delivers a geometric vibe to the space.
The front entry invites the outdoors in through a glass door from All The Details, while a detailed staircase is a nod to the house’s Georgian origins.
A copper pot sent to the owners from a friend in Italy has appeared in all of their recent projects; here, it anchors a view of the landscape.
The renovated barn offers extra gathering space next to the pool.
Two Adirondack chairs overlook the rolling landscape.
In the barn bathroom, a Lillian August pendant finds a home next to a Lillian August mirror—the industrial-chic aesthetic works in contrast to the classic barn shape and siding.
One of the couple’s three dogs relaxes on the outdoor furnishings.
ABC Home dining chairs and pendants pick up the playfully binary aesthetic of the barn/poolhouse dining space.
On the patio, an outdoor dining table from Lillian August and a Cirrus Hugger ceiling fan through Lumens deliver a touch of vintage/industrial to this classic space.
In the formal dining space, a custom chandelier bring boxy and playful modernism to this refined area furnished with dining chairs from 212Concept and a dining table from the Local Vault.
In the master bedroom, Clizia Suspension ceiling pendants are through Lumens, while Royalton Cylinder pendants from Arteriors hang next to the bed. Drapery fabric Leggero by Stroheim is through Fabricut. Vintage Modern side chairs from John Salibello are a combination of contemporary and comfortable.
The master bathroom is a study in Bianco Lasa marble from Everest Marble.
This article appears in the April 2018 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).